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Definition
Synonym
Blutstirnkardinal
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Blutstirnkardinal
m
ornith.
Crimson-fronted Cardinal
Blutstirnkardinal
m
ornith.
Crimson-fronted Cardinal
Blutstirnkardinal
m
ornith.
Crimson-fronted Cardinal
Deutsche
Blutstirnkardinal Synonyme
Englische
Crimson-fronted Cardinal Synonyme
Blutstirnkardinal Definition
Cardinal
(
a.
)
Of
fundamental
importance
Cardinal
(
a.
)
One
of
the
ecclesiastical
princes
who
constitute
the
pope's
council,
or
the
sacred
college.
Cardinal
(
a.
)
A
woman's
short
cloak
with
a
hood.
Cardinal
(
a.
)
Mulled
red
wine.
Crimson
(
n.
)
A
deep
red
color
tinged
with
blue
Crimson
(
a.
)
Of
a
deep
red
color
tinged
with
blue
Crimson
(
v.
t.)
To
dye
with
crimson
or
deep
red
Crimson
(
b.
t.)
To
become
crimson
Fronted
(
imp.
&
p.
p.)
of
Front
Fronted
(
a.
)
Formed
with
a
front
White-fronted
(
a.
)
Having
a
white
front
Crimson-fronted Cardinal Bedeutung
cardinal
cardinal
grosbeak
Richmondena
Cardinalis
Cardinalis
cardinalis
redbird
crested
thick-billed
North
American
finch
having
bright
red
plumage
in
the
male
black-fronted
bush
shrike
Chlorophoneus
nigrifrons
a
kind
of
bush
shrike
cardinal
tetra
Paracheirodon
axelrodi
small
bright
red
and
blue
aquarium
fish
from
streams
in
Brazil
and
Colombia
cardinal
virtue
one
of
the
seven
preeminent
virtues
cardinal
carmine
a
variable
color
averaging
a
vivid
red
crimson
ruby
deep
red
a
deep
and
vivid
red
color
cardinal
vein
any
of
the
major
venous
channels
in
primitive
adult
vertebrates
and
in
embryos
of
higher
vertebrates
anterior
cardinal
vein
a
major
drainage
channel
from
the
cephalic
part
of
the
body
posterior
cardinal
vein
a
major
drainage
channel
from
the
caudal
part
of
the
body
common
cardinal
vein
the
major
return
channels
to
the
heart,
formed
by
anastomosis
of
the
anterior
and
posterior
cardinal
veins
cardinal
(Roman
Catholic
Church)
one
of
a
group
of
more
than
prominent
bishops
in
the
Sacred
College
who
advise
the
Pope
and
elect
new
Popes
Bellarmine
Bellarmino
Cardinal
Bellarmine
Roberto
Francesco
Romolo
Bellarmine
Italian
cardinal
and
theologian
(-)
Newman
John
Henry
Newman
Cardinal
Newman
English
prelate
and
theologian
who
(with
John
Keble
and
Edward
Pusey)
founded
the
Oxford
movement,
Newman
later
turned
to
Roman
Catholicism
and
became
a
cardinal
(-)
Richelieu
Duc
de
Richelieu
Armand
Jean
du
Plessis
Cardinal
Richelieu
French
prelate
and
statesman,
principal
minister
to
Louis
XIII
(-)
crimson
clover
Italian
clover
Trifolium
incarnatum
southern
European
annual
with
spiky
heads
of
crimson
flower,
extensively
cultivated
in
United
States
for
forage
cardinal
flower
Indian
pink
Lobelia
cardinalis
North
American
lobelia
having
brilliant
red
flowers
great
lobelia
blue
cardinal
flower
Lobelia
siphilitica
tall
erect
and
very
leafy
perennial
herb
of
eastern
North
America
having
dense
spikes
of
blue
flowers
cardinal
number
cardinal
the
number
of
elements
in
a
mathematical
set,
denotes
a
quantity
but
not
the
order
cardinal
compass
point
one
of
the
four
main
compass
points
alizarin
carmine
alizarin
crimson
alizarin
red
any
of
various
acid
dyes,
used
for
dyeing
wool
scarlet
red
blush
crimson
flush
redden
turn
red,
as
if
in
embarrassment
or
shame,
The
girl
blushed
when
a
young
man
whistled
as
she
walked
by
crimson
red
violent
characterized
by
violence
or
bloodshed,
writes
of
crimson
deeds
and
barbaric
days-
Andrea
Parke,
fann'd
by
Conquest's
crimson
wing-
Thomas
Gray,
convulsed
with
red
rage-
Hudson
Strode
crimson-magenta
magenta
tinged
with
crimson
crimson-purple
purple
tinged
with
crimson
crimson-yellow
yellow
tinged
with
crimson
c
red
reddish
ruddy
blood-red
carmine
cerise
cherry
cherry-red
crimson
ruby
ruby-red
scarlet
c
of
a
color
at
the
end
of
the
color
spectrum
(next
to
orange),
resembling
the
color
of
blood
or
cherries
or
tomatoes
or
rubies
scarlet-crimson
of
crimson
tinged
with
scarlet
crimson
red
reddened
red-faced
flushed
(especially
of
the
face)
reddened
or
suffused
with
or
as
if
with
blood
from
emotion
or
exertion,
crimson
with
fury,
turned
red
from
exertion,
with
puffy
reddened
eyes,
red-faced
and
violent,
flushed
(or
crimson)
with
embarrassment
cardinal
central
fundamental
key
primal
serving
as
an
essential
component,
a
cardinal
rule,
the
central
cause
of
the
problem,
an
example
that
was
fundamental
to
the
argument,
computers
are
fundamental
to
modern
industrial
structure
cardinal
being
or
denoting
a
numerical
quantity
but
not
order,
cardinal
numbers
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